What started as a volunteer hotline for AIDS patients is now a comprehensive community health service provider.

Governor Jeff Landry made it clear in his recent address to the legislature that meeting this new workforce demand will depend heavily on Louisiana’s ability to educate and retain talent. Across the ...

After hours of public comment opposing the conversion of the school to a career center, the LPSB voted 5-2 to advance the ...

The Hilliard’s spring season of exhibitions serves as the guiding light for pop art, collage and a peek behind the curtain.

A federal judge in Lake Charles is reviewing the local school desegregation order, in line with a push by the Trump ...

The ambassadors are tasked with keeping Downtown clean. Soon, one will assist around St. Joseph’s Diner in Fightinville.

Let’s make this your year to volunteer. The 40th Anniversary event will come alive in late April, and the Festival team looks ...

After hours of public comment opposing the conversion to a career center, the school board voted 5-2 to advance the proposal.

A coalition of government agencies, nonprofits and philanthropy want better data to inform development. That data could unlock grants for affordable housing.

Most money for Lafayette’s housing programs come from the federal government. A housing trust fund could fill the gap.

From an AI bill of rights to themed Lafayette school license plates, the Lafayette delegation has a variety of bills ready as Baton Rouge’s new session starts.

The owners of a nearby rooftop bar are seeking a permit to open a new daiquiri shop downtown. LPD and the Downtown Development Authority think it’s a bad idea.